Childhood sweethearts who grew up together, the two-way competition between Mu Xixi and Zheng Yueyue, and the meticulous care hidden in the details. After twenty-two years of fighting openly and secretly, the winning and losing ledger is filled with "you lose".
Until someone discovers that every "loss" is a retreat.
Zheng Yueyue, the heir to the Zi family, is as public as fire. The mouth is faster than the brain, and the tips of the ears are more honest than the mouth. He drinks the most toasts in the room, even swearing with a smile, but he will send six-figure whiskey as a birthday gift to his bitter rival, and will secretly fly halfway across the city just to give that insomniac a glass of soy milk at the right temperature.
Mu Xixi, the helmsman of the Tian family, is as calm as an abyss. The fewer words you say, the more firmly you will remember: the tie that grew one centimeter when I was seven, the time when the other person changed his watch, and the three thousand cucumbers used to practice knife skills. He never took the initiative to approach, but he left the door open seven times so that late-night visitors could push in every time.
One hides all the cares with excitement, and the other writes all the waiting with silence.
There are swords and swords in the mall, but love grows wildly in the dark.
From snatching toys in kindergarten to joining forces to leverage a multi-billion empire, the moment they stood side by side, they realized that they were already each other's entire battlefield.
"Side by Side" - Two people who refuse to lose have spent twenty-two years proving that the person who is hardest to win actually wants to win the least.
